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Key Features
- Supports 32-65" Displays up to 75 lb
- 100x100 to 600x400mm VESA Support
- Up to 18" of Arm Extension
- Dual-Hinged Swivel
Combining a low-profile design with extremely flexible adjustment, the Thinstall Dual-Arm Wall Mount for 32-65" Displays from Chief is ideal for wall-mounting displays in tight spaces and at odd angles. The display can extend up to 18" from the wall and sits extremely flush at a minimum of 1.8" from the wall. The dual-hinged arm lets you easily swivel the display into view and up to -15° of tilt helps you achieve the perfect viewing angle. For even finer control over positioning, this version of the Thinstall also offers height adjustability, lateral shift, and the option for micro adjustments.
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Will this work with VESA 400x200?
Will this work with VESA 400x200?
The Chief TS525TU Thinstall Swing Arm Wall Mount for 37 to 58" Displays
BH #CHTS525TU will accommodate a VESA 400x200 mounting pattern.
Date published: 2023-03-15
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How many degrees of tilt does this mount give?
This mount provides a total of 12 degrees of tilt.
Date published: 2025-02-11
Chief lists this model as supporting up to 75". ...
Chief lists this model as supporting up to 75". Everywhere else lists as up to 58". Which is correct?
The important factors when choosing a mount are supported weight and mounting hole pattern. This mount supports 125 lbs. and mounting patterns from 100 x 100 to 800 x 400mm. With these specs there are many TVs larger than 58" that this mount would still work with. However, since this mount extends up to 25" from the wall, a 90 degree swivel would only be possible with TVs up to 58" diagonally.
Date published: 2021-03-09
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Thank your for replies on my question, I realized I was not specific enough.It is a quality mount, yes.My TV is 44 wide. Specs on mount says it extends 25 forward. I infer I should be able to pivot the TV 90 degrees (this point is essential for me):25 > (44/2) Is this correct, or there are some other factors at play, and I will not be able to swing it? If so, anyone can advise other mounts? (Option to hang mount forward off the wall to extend the clearance is not going to work for me, it have to be close to wall when collapsed). Many thanks!
I can now answer my own question, perhaps this can be of use to someone.In case of this mount, I guess TV cannot be fully turned because of two arms in place of one - they create something like a broken triangle, limiting articulation.Thanks to B&H customer help, I had other suggestions:1) Premier Mounts AM100 Low-Profile Ultra-Slim Swingout Mount (Black) B&H # PRAM100 Mfr # AM1002) Peerless-AV SUA746PU Universal Ultra-Slim Articulating Arm TV Wall Mount (Black) B&H # PESUA746PU Mfr # SUA746PU3) SANUS Premium Series VLF525 Full-Motion Mount for 51 to 70 Flat-Panel TVs B&H # SAVLF525B1 Mfr # VLF525-B1I ultimately chose #1, better choice for a similar price. Great quality; also has a low profile; yet swings 30 on a single arm.Others are also quite nice, although #2 is a single-stud mount, and #3 is too pricey.
Date published: 2025-02-11
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I need to hang a 50 class LCD TV.Does this wall mount allow to swing TV 90 degrees to the side?
I have a 50 on mine and it does not swing 90 degrees, I would guess 75 degrees before the TV hits the wall. I will tell you it is a well made, solid mount that keeps the TV close to the wall which was my main concern.
Date published: 2025-02-11